Wake Up, Geek Culture. Time to Die By Patton Oswalt December 27, 2010 | 12:00 pm | Wired January 2011 Looking back, we were American otakus, says comedian and author Patton Oswalt, who has a plan for reviving geek culture Photo: Chris Buck; styling: Jill Roth; prop styling: Nandl Bennet; grooming: Paul CastrolAim Artists I'm not a nerd. I used to be one, back 30 years ago when nerd meant something. I entered the '80s immersed, variously, in science fiction, Dungeons & Dragons, and Stephen King. Except for the multiple- player aspect of D&D, these pursuits were not "passions from a common spring," to quote Poe.

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Wake Up, Geek Culture. Time to Die By Patton Oswalt December 27, 2010 | 12:00 pm | Wired January 2011 Looking back, we were American otakus, says comedian and author Patton Oswalt, who has a plan for reviving geek culture Photo: Chris Buck; styling: Jill Roth; prop styling: Nandl Bennet; grooming: Paul CastrolAim Artists I'm not a nerd. I used to be one, back 30 years ago when nerd meant something. I entered the '80s immersed, variously, in science fiction, Dungeons & Dragons, and Stephen King. Except for the multiple- player aspect of D&D, these pursuits were not "passions from a common spring," to quote Poe.

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